Learn about the following that will provide you the nutrition your body needs to thrive:

• plant protein
• essential nutrients
• carbs & fiber
• vitamins
• amino acids
• low in sugar and artificial ingredients

Do Meal Replacements Deliver Results?

In short yes, and the numbers speak for themselves because the global meal replacement market is growing at nearly 7 percent annually and is expected to reach $20.6 billion by 2021, meal replacement shakes and similar products are a common approach to weight loss, and due to their popularity, there’s no shortage of products in today’s marketplace either. Since the meal replacement products are calorie and portion controlled, it’s a lot easier to follow this type of diet than one where calories must be calculated. Before beginning any meal replacement program, we recommend you speak with us first, because meal replacement has the best results when part of a larger medically supervised weight loss plan.

Meal Replacement Shake vs Protein Shake

A lot people assume meal replacement shakes and protein shakes are one and the same, but they are not they are two totally different products with different goals. Meal replacement shakes contain many of the essential vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and carbohydrates your body needs to function, but without the disproportionate amount of sugars and carbohydrates that are common in a normal meal. Replacement meals like shakes are exactly as the name implies, they are replacement meals.
Whereas a protein shake is likely to be extremely high in sugar content with a few additional minerals added in like magnesium, zinc and amino acids. Protein shakes are used to supplement your food intake and are primarily used by athletes to add protein and amino acids to their diet when stressing the body on a regular basis due to work outs, training or competition.